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Warren Buffett - My Best Advice For Introverted People
Warren Buffett - My Best Advice For Introverted People
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Mohnish Pabrai - When To Buy Shipping Company stocks (Frontline, Mitsui, Teekay etc)
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Warren Buffett - What To Look for in Annual Reports
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In this insightful video, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger share their approach to reading annual reports and what they look for when evaluating businesses. 🎯 Key Highlights: 0:00 Question from an audience member: What does Warren read in annual reports, and are there additional disclosures he'd like to see? 0:34 Warren explains the importance of understanding the *people running the business*...
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How To Find The Best Index Funds by Warren Buffett & Charlie Munger
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🌟 Annual Meeting with Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett 🌟 🎥 *Timestamped Q&A and Insights on Investing, Index Funds, and Market Dynamics* In this engaging segment from the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger dive into critical investment strategies and their timeless wisdom on index funds, market trends, and investor behavior. If you’ve ever wondered how to navi...
David Einhorn - Why Elon Musk Can't Find 2 Trillion of Cuts
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Jack Bogle - Dont Look At Your Portfolio
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Legendary Jack Bogle, founder of Vanguard and pioneer of index investing. In this insightful conversation, Jack shares timeless investing wisdom that everyone can apply: - Why investing is essential and how to simplify it. - The power of index funds for both the stock and bond markets. - The importance of low costs, tax efficiency, and staying the course. - Why you should "just stand there" ins...
Warren Buffett: 4 Reasons Why I’m Selling Apple Stock (Avoiding The Coca Cola Mistake)
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4 Reasons Why We’re Selling Apple Stock - Warren Buffett Explains In this insightful discussion, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger share their reasoning behind trimming Berkshire Hathaway's position in Apple, one of their most significant investments. They cover various critical points, including: 1️⃣ Tax Considerations - Buffett explains Berkshire's willingness to pay taxes on gains and why fu...
Charlie Munger - What We Hate Most At A Business
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In this classic Q&A session, Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett share their perspectives on evaluating businesses and the critical role cash flow plays in assessing investment opportunities. Munger humorously contrasts businesses that generate ample cash versus those that don't, recalling a friend’s construction equipment company where, after a year of hard work, profits were often just more use...
How To Outperform Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch and John Templeton
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In this enlightening talk, Lauren Templeton, renowned investor and author, shares a surprising insight: you could have outperformed some of the greatest investment legends-Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, and Sir John Templeton-by taking a simple approach from the comfort of your own home! She dives into why mutual funds, despite being managed by brilliant minds, often leave average investors with ...
Warren Buffett - Why We Bought Coca Cola (What P/E's Make Sense)
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Warren Buffett & Charlie Munger - What We Fear Most In Berkshire
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John Templeton's MOST Inspirational Quotes
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In this insightful video, Lauren Templeton delves into the timeless wisdom of her uncle, legendary investor John Templeton. She explores his famous insights on market cycles, emphasizing how emotions influence investment decisions. John Templeton’s powerful quote, "Bull markets are born on pessimism, grow on skepticism, mature on optimism, and die on euphoria," reminds us of the importance of u...
Warren Buffett’s Inspiring Stories of Success: Rose Blumkin and Jack Taylor
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In this motivational speech, Warren Buffett shares the incredible journeys of two entrepreneurs, Rose Blumkin and Jack Taylor, who turned $2,500 investments into multimillion-dollar businesses through sheer determination, grit, and a commitment to customer satisfaction. Buffett recounts how Rose Blumkin, an immigrant who spoke no English, founded the Nebraska Furniture Mart and built it into a ...
Classic One Liner By Charlie Munger
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Charlie Munger - America's Future And Doom Of Civilization
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Charlie Munger - These People Remind Of Sodom & Gomorrah
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Charlie Munger Relaxes as Susan Lucci Takes Over Berkshire Hathaway (Funny)
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Charlie Munger Relaxes as Susan Lucci Takes Over Berkshire Hathaway (Funny)
Charlie Munger - Don't Trust These People
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Warren Buffett & Charlie Munger: Putting 75%+ of Net Worth Into 1 Idea
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Warren Buffett - Why Smart People Become Poor (How We Avoid It)
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Warren Buffett - How To Earn 50% Return With Small Sums Of Money #1
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Warren Buffett - Why I Will Never Invest In Microsoft
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Warren Buffett - Why I Will Never Invest In Microsoft
Warren Buffett Dumps Bank Of America - BAC stock analysis
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Warren Buffett Dumps Bank Of America - BAC stock analysis
Yes because he wants to take over the company and no it is not a great oil company. And no is not a good dividend paying business
Rest in peace Mr. Munger. Thank you.
Excellent…thank you 🙏🏼♥️
I’m glad you liked it
Hello, I am just wondering which year of Berkshire's AGM was this clip taken from?
It was taken from AGM some years ago. Cant remember when
0:40, say that again?
Probably because stupid folks R rich.
Too much mincing of words.
I'm a plumber making over $100k a year, and I've never invested before but do have a substantial cash saving. I'm thinking about starting a Solo 401(k), but I'm stuck on what to invest in. I've watched a lot of beginner videos, but I still don't know the best way to start. Any real-life advice or tips would be really helpful.
If you are thinking of investing in the stock market and you are not well versed, its advisable to work with a financial advisor who is an expert to guide you through the process. this way you could make more profit with less risk
Working with a financial advisor has been a game-changer for me. They provided invaluable insights and tailored strategies that aligned perfectly with my risk tolerance and financial objectives. With their support, I've seen significant growth in my investments and gained confidence in my financial future.
@@PatrickLloyd- Could you kindly elaborate on the advisor's background and qualifications?
My CFA SOPHIE LYNN CARRABUS a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further... She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market..
Thanks a lot for this suggestion. I needed this myself, I looked her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.
What he is talking about is not real intelligent people. He is talking about those who have learned a couple of things about probability and keep parroting that nonsense or crunching Python backtests as if they could really apply to the reality of mkt 🙂. Also, capital is the foundation of all. You can be as conservative as you want and even more than WB, but if you lack adequate capital, mkt will wipe you out anyway. 🙂
BS in today's greedy steal street context... the reason why the few are rich and most are poor is just luck. That's it.
As long as Warren Buffets exist, people will be poor and get poorer. These rich folks have turned into feudals of production and don't contribute anything. Profit is gone and replaced with stock watering, monopolies rule economy, hidden behind anti-monopoly legislation. Keep on educating professional idiots (smart people) to serve monopolies 😉
Math is only a predictable estimate, but nature is chaos and random, math needs to be readjusted constantly to account for what happens. It can’t predict the future
Sir, can you precisely tell how much political influence is required to multiply billions every year? Hope and know every one can not get that advantage of political influence to multiply his penny's.
When was this conference?
Rambling
the whole economic system does not support the smart guys who are not narcissistic, whose purpose in life is not to become rich but to find ways to improve the lives of many. In a perfect world a neurologist who cares about patients with neurodegeneratives disorders would earn more than a football player... Yes i know the marketing rules... but i think that our economy is primitive. Think about hedge fund managers... They are often Asperger mathematicians...They could use their knowledge to help humankind to tackle many issues (diseases, climate problems, energy sources...) but they use their knowledge to leverage money created by thin air... We should try to solve many problems as an "intelligent specie"... but maybe we are not so clever and we are still primitive in our emotions and behaviour.
Your statement is incorrect. Rich people get only richer. The rest doesn't matter. I am assured that in your statement, you have clearly indicated that you do not belong in that 1 % amongst the best who rule this world ~ financially !! I don't like to teach dumb people. So, I've got to go ! Adios! Rosalinda 🤠 ...
Smart people are poor because they still don't have the money printing machine which Warren Buffett has. Smart people think money is earned by working hard & smart.
Here here. A comment about it for now!
Timely recommendation from YT. Need to keep reminding ourselves of these learnings despite this extremely bullish market in India
Well done sir!
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Intelligent people are poor, smart people are rich...😮
Because they weren’t that smart they were just pretending to be smart
S&P500 beat buffet the last 2 decades. He hates tech and Crypto and they're out of touch
how could 2 buy more than 50% of the stock each in case of Northern Pacific?
I don't want to be rich.... I want to be happy...and the guy beside Buffet is not happy he lives in anxiety (to say the least) look how he moves constantly his head even though the audience is the same.
Why does it have incorrectly transcribed subtitles? And why are they hardcoded, so I can't turn them off. Whoever uploaded this is a moron.
I am dumb people and at the same time poor
Finally I feel seen.
Super Genius
Both these guys are shit ass poor in the regards to the basic premise of humanity. We all breathe the same breath and our only purpose in this life is to help others. Not play a game that denies others in the pursuit of hoarding a non real commodity
they should have mentioned black swans. some things have statistically zero probabilities, until they don't. however, even epidemics, GMOs, CRISPR and wars in ukraine don't have zero probabilities, but they can certainly upend markets, in good ways and in bad ways.
I am happy I am not that smart.. What we need to know? Bitcoin and Today NVDA 33.07B AT 5:00pm report results, implied a move -/+8.4% 🤪
yeah cause markets aren't always rational. its like those lads with economic degrees or years in big tech who critisize crypto, they have no idea what they're talking about
Buffet is a terrible advisor for the average Joe investor
Maybe but we can still learn his principles for risk
Does God have money?
Nope, he does not need
@@investrepeat Then why is man hungry for money?
It’s all numbers money it’s all numbers just like a wet dream
“We’re never going to risk what we have and need for what we dont have and dont need.” Thank you Warren. RIP Charlie.
I totally agree, thats the key message here
Not that analytics are bad, but analytical people have a natural bias towards measuring what can be measured and avoiding thinking about that which cannot.
Listening to these old farts talk in circles about none sense, reminds me of inherited wealth and children who never grew up or learned anything other than fibbing.
Buffett is referring to smart people with money becoming poor. Of course, smart people in other non financial fields might end up finding revealing things that the people with money (and power) don't want revealed, so they end in jail without means.
This is the definition of stupidity or maybe those smart Guys has been ..threatened by the Guys with power
I mean when you put a smart Guy In a difficult situation..like prisons dilemma ..
Being "poor" relates to various aspects of life, yet, when many people hear the word poor, money seems to be at the top of their list of assumptions.
Warren makes a good point. If you can calculate risk it isn't risk. Life only obeys probabilities in the aggregate. Things don't go bad very far very often but it certainly happens. Mathematics can't predict the future.
Charlie is gone
What is from? I have seen several clips now that all appear to be from this same convention and interview. I would like to Simply watch the entire thing from beginning to end
if smart people are poor, then Warren Buffet is not rich, ....or not smart?
Even this grandfathers involved in brainwashing of all humans „ smart =poor“.Never believe in this sh..,be smart and your way is brighter to get easier wealthy .
Statistical methods and modelling have their place in business, but they can’t and don’t predict rare and catastrophic market events. Fundamentally they ignore the possibility of outliers and drive analysts to judge the possible “regular” deviations from the historical mean. In effect they judge market uncertainty and volatility rather than risk.
They aren't born into multimillionaire's families deeply entrenched in politics and don't have any insider trading information, maybe?
Knowledge and patience is key. The market was different at their time
My interpretation: "you can't smash the realistic, analog world into your binary computer model. In economics there's more than fifty shades of grey."